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Jiang Chuqin
City Desk Reporter
Jiang Chuqin (Angeline) joined the city desk as a reporter in August 2024 after completing a year of rotations as a graduate trainee. She has previously covered local news in San Francisco and New York. She holds two degrees in data journalism from Columbia Journalism School and the Communication University of China.
Jiang Chuqin (Angeline) joined the city desk as a reporter in August 2024 after completing a year of rotations as a graduate trainee. She has previously covered local news in San Francisco and New York. She holds two degrees in data journalism from Columbia Journalism School and the Communication University of China.
Areas of Expertise:
Data journalism, local news, climateLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
The Post rounds up celebrations as many large-scale events have been postponed or scaled down after last month’s deadly fire.
Cheung Siu-ling says she has until end of January next year to make way for Northern Metropolis, or her herd will be put down.
Ho Wai-ho given full honours as hearse travels past site of fire in Tai Po en route to final resting place in Gallant Garden.
About 80 per cent of complaints related to disputes between neighbours, Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data reveals.
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Consumers urged to try a small portion on skin beforehand as a precaution when using cleansers that are highly acidic.
Consumer Council says figure highest in recent years, with one woman demanding HK$70,000 refund after numerous unsatisfactory matches.
Wang Fuk Court flats that went up in flames worth about HK$5 billion, while losses from cancelled mega-events, banquets are likely to rise.
Firefighters extinguish blaze at building in Sheung Shui’s Ma Liu Shui San Tsuen, and no injuries are reported.
Cold front is moving across coast of Guangdong province, bringing cooler weather until middle of next week, Observatory says.
Authorities receive multiple calls at 3.43am as residents report blaze at estate, with occasional sounds of explosions.
Former media boss awaits his fate as High Court judges prepare to deliver verdict that could result in him being jailed for life.
Twenty male and 11 female guests developed abdominal pain and diarrhoea after attending Chinese wedding banquet at hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Sophie and Sean Foundation to carry out wish of Tang Xiao’ou to give back to community, with three universities in city among those to benefit.
University accused of silencing union after removing messages from campus mourning victims of the deadly Tai Po blaze and calling for justice.
364 animals found since deadly Tai Po blaze, including 294 rescued alive and 70 discovered dead while 173 remain missing.
Hundreds assemble at Kwong Fuk sit-out area to lay flowers and pray, with palpable anger over ‘profiteers’ whose shoddy work exacerbated blaze.
‘Now all the information is here and there and we have to spend a lot of time searching and filling it in one by one,’ a survivor says.
Evacuees from Tai Po blaze left fearing long displacement from their homes, as the Hong Kong Housing Society pledges to support those in need.
Water Supplies Department says low pressure caused by pipe leak and normal supply to resume once repairs completed by end of week.
Competition Commission initiative reminds companies that sharing information such as pricing, costs or future strategies could risk falling foul of the law.
Father, 48, also ingested rodenticide and left suicide note, but both he and his daughter are in stable condition in hospital.
Palace Museum resumes walk-in ticketing after crowds overwhelm popular exhibition and force suspension of sales.
First-time winners brought honour alongside established medallists as the city won more medals than at any previous Games.
Customs seizes 120,000 counterfeit items in transshipments during ‘Double 11’ online shopping festival in mainland China.
Foreman Lai Cheuk-yuen, 48, and worker Fong Man-hung, 58, taken into custody over incident in Kai Tak that killed two workers last February.
Supporters take to social media to vent frustration at city’s head coach Ashley Westwood after Asian Cup qualifying loss at home to Singapore.
Centre for Health Protection says source of fourth city-based case’s infection genetically distinct from past imported, locally acquired cases.
Tourism Board teams up with hundred of influencers, including world’s most followed content creator on TikTok, in campaign to showcase the city.
2,000 Singaporeans expected to turn up for winner-takes-all qualifier against hosts at Kai Tak Stadium on Tuesday night.
